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Profiles form the starting points for specifying file transfers, with a Profile being specified for each file transfer operation that is to be run.
Function
A Profile can be seen as a specification of what is to be done .A Profile and contains hierarchical information about:
- the Operation to be carried out - e.g. copy or move,
- the protocols to be used for the source and, if relevant, target, parts of the transfer and
- references specifying the protocol fragments that ProtocolFragment elements. These in turn define in detail how the file transfer connections are to be made.
Using Profiles
Profiles can be seen as predefined file transfer specifications that are selected as required.
Any number of profiles can be defined within a configuration, with the profile to be used being specified as part of the command used to start JADE.
All Profile elements require a profile_id attribute which is used to call the profile.
See Running File Transfers with the JADE Client for an example of how to call a Profile.
Profiles can be seen as file transfer specifications that together build up a library and are selected as required.
All Profile elements require a profile_id attribute which is used to call the profile.
Profiles in the JADE Schema
In the XSD Schema used to structure the JADE configuration parameters, the Profiles element, which is the parent of all individual Profile elements, lies at the top of one of the three major branches in the configuration, alongside the Fragments and General branches. This hierarchy is shown schematically below:
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